The create operation of the site-alias operator enables you to create a domain alias belonging to an existing subscription, set the ICP permit status, and assign an ICP permit ID to the domain alias.

Request Packet Structure

To create a domain alias and set the ICP permit information for it, use the create operation of the site-alias operator with the pref, icp-status, and icp-permit nodes.

<packet>
    <site-alias>
        <create>
            ...
            <pref>
                <icp-status>false</icp-status>
                <icp-permit>123456789</icp-permit>
            </pref>
        </create>
    </site-alias>
</packet>

For more information about the create node, including its graphical representation and the descriptions and properties of dependent nodes, click here.

Response Packet Structure

The structure of the create node of the response packet is described here.

Samples

The following packet creates a domain alias named sample.com for the example.com domain, grants it the “ICP permit approved” status, and assigns the ICP permit “123456789” to it:

<packet>
    <site-alias>
        <create>
            <pref>
                <icp-status>true</icp-status>
                <icp-permit>123456789</icp-permit>
            </pref>
            <site-id>2</site-id>
            <name>sample.com</name>
        </create>
    </site-alias>
</packet>

Response:

<packet>
    <site-alias>
        <create>
            <result>
                <status>ok</status>
                <id>1</id>
            </result>
        </create>
    </site-alias>
</packet>